Use dplyr for write_dwc()

[sannegovaert]

Fixing #61

• Update transformation to dplyr::mutate()
• Update function documentation

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[PietrH]

Does this help Sanne?

str_replace_na <- function(string, replacement = ""){
  string[is.na(string)] <- replacement
  return(string)
}

c("a", NA, "c") |> str_replace_na(replacement = "") |> paste0(collapse = " ")
#> [1] "a  c"

[sannegovaert]

Does this help Sanne?

str_replace_na <- function(string, replacement = ""){
  string[is.na(string)] <- replacement
  return(string)
}

c("a", NA, "c") |> str_replace_na(replacement = "") |> paste0(collapse = " ")
#> [1] "a  c"

I don't think it would fix the problem in this case. It was using coalesce() and paste() together that didn't work.

So I solved it differenlty, thought less elegantly, with ifelse() and is.na().

[sannegovaert]

I fixed the requested changes :-)